Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1859, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Strader Srony azout a Srinrrvaurst.—A year and a half ago a gentleman named Hume of standing from N Li County, N.Y., was boarding in Rob’ Street, in this city, and s Mr. Morrill and his wife from Newbu . Mass., were inmates of the game house. Massachusetts lady avers that the boarders in this house were much given to holding spiritual circles, and that she was in- daoced to si! per pag: a board, and, through the of Mr. Hume and others, became entranced. While in this state, she understood that she was developed as a writing medium, and alleges that when she awoke she wasin her bedroom, which was on the same floor as the yes where the circle was held, and that the -Yorkers had taken advantage her help- ‘Wéseriess to outrage ber person. Su uently a child was born, which husband refuses to acknowledge. The affdavit implicating the accused was taken in June last, but the arrest, for various reasons, was delayed until last week, when Detective Bennett was sent to Nanda for the accused. Justice Quackenbush, before whom he was taken on Friday last, held him to answer, and set down his examination for Mr. Hume asserts that he is not nor piritualist, and heean prove by most ample testimony that the charge is un- founded, and originated in the fancy of the ac- euser and his wife, who, he says, were vei enthusiastic on the subject of spiritualism. — 1. Y. Tribune. ——$ Ke Some Brooklyn preacvers are being se- vVerely castigated by the religious press. The Christian Intelligencer of last week bas the following: We understand that there is asmail crop of young Beechers growing up in Brook- ye, of the genusape. They wear turned over t collars, draw their hair back so as to show their ears, talk slang and fustian with great volubility of tongue and violence of ges- ture. Wehear there are no less than three pulpits in Brooklyn now supplied with young clerical prodigies, who out-Beecher-Boecher in his extravagances, and have litileof trong sense ext jenna ability. They remind us of what Dr. Romeyn once sai “When the Al- mighty made an ape, a respectable animal was produced; but when man makes an ape of him- self, he is only contemptible.” —<—______..... U™ The citizens of New Ocieaus are urging the erection of a police and fire-alarm telegraph. I} The Shoe and Leather Dealers of New York held their first annual dinner on iast ‘Thursday evening at the Metropolitan Hotel. i~ The Troy Times says that a mania for de- stroying criucline seems to prevail in that city at present. Within a short time, ladies have had their dresses completely ruined by vitriol thown upon them at the entrance to the theatre, and in the lobbies of some of the churches. ~ Edwerd Everett says: ‘For myself, fam no arisfocrat. I do not own a quadcuped iarger than a cat, and she an {udifferent mouser, vor any kind of vehicle, with the exception, possl- bly, of a wheel-barrow."? Common Exrerizyce.—Jobn Wesley sa When | was young I was sure of everything a few years, havi been mistaken a thousand was not half so sure of most things as I was before ; at present [am hardly sure of an thing but what God has revealed to man. i Mr. Jared Smith, of Williamstown,Obio, has just taken ont a patent for a cast iron watch dog, for stores, &c. The affair seems to be go! ten up on the watch principle, for you have o to wind up the tail of tue animal, to make him howl twice every second, all night. AnotHeR Gas Srory.—At a hotel in New York, recently, an oid gentleman came down stairs and inquired of the clerk whether he had any tallow candles. Being informed that be could be supplied with tallow dips, the old ge tleman said: ‘-Then I wish you'd give me some; I want something I can biow out, for I’ve beea blasting away at that cussed jigger in my room tilt P've no wind left.”” Thecierk, by spaemedic fort, Kept his countenance, and ordered up ‘a pound of dips to room No. —.’’ 17 A new illustrator of Shakespeare Las en- tered the field in the person of Lord Chief Jus- tice of the Queen’s Bench, Lord Campbell. Dur- ing & recent vacation in Scotland, he turned b attention again to our great dramatic poet; an reading over his plays consecutively, was struck by the vast numberof legal phrases and 2! lusio they contain, and by the extrems appropriatene: aad accuracy of thetr application, be; noting and remarking upon them, giving them such explanations and elucidations as his vast experience and knowledge of the law enabied him readily to furnish. Ae has since put them into more regular form and erder, and is Printing them in the shape of a familiar letter to Mr. Payne Collier. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NATIONAL HOTEL —J © Whitwell, BD Campbell, W P Ripley, W H Johnson, P Ait, N ¥; ER Stanly, NC; J B Bingham, Va; FA Vit, Pa; J Greea, USA; H B Beuch, Ct; J FitzJames, N 3 Higgins, NC; E M Pitcher, Cal; T P Evan, Pa; J Griffin, J Davis, M F Cronin, N Yk; Alex Parkin, Va; J Mason, J Dittenhoeffor. Mo; J M Harrison and lady, Miss M V Harrison. Mrs and Butt, Va; P L Leuts, O; J © Mortan, Ky; M Me- han, Va; O Bowie, G N Crain, Md; 'W Lombard and lady, NY; Judge Colt, Mo; G M Gore and lady, Va; W B Jarmin and lady, KR A Lambert- son and lady, Rachel and Jobn Cassin, Pa; L P Townsend, B Whiteley, Joseph Frye, Ma; CA Perry, Mo; W Baicom, I!1; J © O’Brien and ly, J Chapman and ly. W Hanor S Ritter. J Ba- chanaa, R A Powell, Pa; Potter, RI; J B Franeis, jr, do; Col W Gates aud ly, USA; Mrs Stovel, ba; W Mills, NYd; Mr Wootton, Ma; O P Wilkes, J B Reed and lady, R P Neeley, Ten; A Moore, E T Hubbell, N York; J I. Hebb, Ma: Mr Pendleton, Cai; B M Loving, J T Meador, R P Wood, Ga; E A Ballou,G A Savre,W Delano, KG White, T Ward, NY; J C and J R Dar- =. Teun; T P and Miss Smith, Mass; Ed Wil- tams. BROWNS’ HOTEL —C R Norton, Na; R D Adams, do; H P Dickinson, no; Mis $ € Bailey. do; Mias M Pollard, do; F'P Nicholson, Pa. ¥ R Balard, SC; J € Coboell, NC: J B Benynam, Va; F A Vith, SC; S Ingore, NY: H Will, do: B W Brown, O; R J Lawrenee, Pa; RP Need Tenn; J T Lettiee, O; J 8 Colwell, Pa; Capt 9 Xd Daw and lady, NY; D Wi son, Pa; J’ Cook, do; H McConke: Hautz, do; H Wilson, do; 8 Md: J L Cooper, Lindsay. Ky; BF ’ ws tcknell: Md; H Speak do; N Chardavooer, do; V Cheatham, Tenn; W B Dorteb, do; SR Runik, Ky; W Lackway, Va; J T Briscoe, Md; P Ali-n do, J P Townsend. do; L. W Townsend, do; Col Fgs, Kan; J E MeClover, 11!; J Hf Miller, Pa: 4 M Irvine, do; RC Hollyday and lady, Md: J fl Stone, Md, B Whiteley, do; Rew > H Fessendan, Mass; WT Na- man: 3 vedy and lady, Va; J F Secor, NY; J A Mempie. USN; L. Snopp, Mo; H Gien- worth and lady, NY; Miss Andrews, do; Miss Glentworth, do; Mixs Hillian, La; WILLARDS’ HOTEL —W Jersey, Ky; H D , R Halsey, 4 Seymour, A P Robinson, SS » NY; J A Gilmore, USA; 1, T 3 and lady, Pa; W_B Bibb and lady, NJ; N F Potter, RI; C acd O Dings, Pa; G W Price, RR Hutebings, V2; W Judson, N'N Halsted, J Bishop, H Swift, J nean, NYk; J Pegiam, U B Latham, Ark; 5 T Hart, Va; N Balcom Bee and fam, USA; Capt J M Dow and Y; T'S Wilsoa, Md; J Duncan, NY; J B Magruder, USA; Hon H M Watterston, Tenn; A Moliner, Hava G A Parker, Pa: DA Mo; 8 O Howe, jr, Mass; Misses Phiili Cand T Walden, JT Johnson and lady, NY; C s be mg c Pp id lady, Mass; H usb, nas; ney, NY; 3 Ge:tings, Md; J C Hofer, Pa.’ : miso KIRKWOOD HOUSE.—S Wilkinson, 0; R Murgrove, Va; SS Jamison, Pa; J H Shryock, CE Jobnson, Ct; Sst Johu, Ao; MissJ C tin, Va; Q A Gillmore, USA; E Withmore, Pa; J Wiubmore, do; ES Shipley, Md; AF Hore ward, Pla; R O Hays, Mo; SR Andrews, Pa; T Kirkpatrick, do; J A Buckeit, do; J M Stockdale ‘wa: 3 F Corus and lady, ’a; 3D Boyd and la- dy, Va, G Lord NY; RD Tucker, Masa; W ermilger, NY; i M Sayornep, do; 8 Cox, Mass, y= rystal, Va; Mins » do; J Rover, de. 9 MePher- i; M Meehan, do; E BUSINESS DIRECTORY, , ‘Batabis ois all aporrants of vortaets to theetty. a AGKI URAL WAREHOUSES. EcMahn P, Benrsons B18 Tan st borth of PB BY. g. Knassz. E. corner BI BANDS.” . 10th opp. Treasur J. EBB & y 456 and 6th st 8. BILLIARD 5S. Pastan’s Mare.z Tasies, 468 13th st., oor Pa. sw, BLACKSMITH SHOPS. HAS. C. ANDERSON, Md. ay., near 7th at. Ieland.. lonn Deval, G st. bet. 6th & 7th,near Pat. Offi: 38, Jorcr & Lenxman, (horse shoers,) 22 Ohio av (Oa PARKHILL, 36 Vi ATES, southwest corner Pa. av. and og 456 between 3d and it \. TORNRY, 552 between ist and 2g sts, BOOK-BINDERIES. Epwarp Lycert, 271 Pa. bet. 10th and Ilth sts BOOKS AND'STATION ERY. Ws. BALLANTINE, ——— book de: nits Cages Rene ato: Gxrorek BURNS, M0 Pa. sv., nesr 9th st. Harmon Buxns, 408 Ps. av., bet. 4 & 6th ste, P. HooveR, 331 Pa. av..south side, det. 6 & 7 sta, '- CLARK, 108’ Shoo Store, i6 Market Sproe. T. Cagaser. 373 rae Gt, Sth & Ith. BRiICKLAYERS. Cuas.G. Base (encont range, &o.,) E st., b. 13 & 14, BRICK YAR. = Levant cima NEARPERTERS AND'BUILDERS. .W. Bare ..Y.av., bet, 141 1th “GAMRIAGE FACTORIES. : Anorew J, Jorcg, cor. ith & E sts.,S, Pa. Guoxer R. HALL. do Pa, ay., bet. 13 & I: ya P. bog heron eee ai me express tittNa, GLASSWARE, Lan ce Sr & $4) Be er men. 78 oo bet. 17th and 18th ste, noe AGENTS. s = bert 7 ADUISON, 458 15th st. . Treasury CLUTHING STORES. ie WALL, Sterusns & Co., 322 Pa, ay., bet.9 & Noau Watxesr & Co., Browns’ Hotei Build ng. W. Gaston & Co , 476 Pa. av., bet. 3d & 436 5 J.G.Stepurns Pa. Browns’ hotel buii CONFECTIONERIES. + GAUTIER, ladies’ saloon, 252 Pa.av ,b, G. Weaver, ladion’ saloon, o| Y Bate, si & Cat 6 & H. Jce Cream $1 of Capitol, and 406 DR. R. EInLey Bont, $10 Paes M 336 Pa. Dr. ie. B Bowtaroson, 300 x 9th & 10th Dr. A. Wan Came, 407 . bet. 6th and 7th sts, DRESS MAKEKS. nae “eg Mus. Mary A. Raton, 484 10th st., near Pa. av. ad. L.womaN. French dress maker, 13 Mkt Space, DRUG STORES Z. D. Gruman, 359 P: N ScHWARTZE, 463 Pa. av, KD & BRo., 24) Pa, a | ne s. oor. f 12th at B Pa.av., West ind. RY GOODS. — 38 Market ¥., near 7th st. = Sd & 44 sta, t ee SSny tet, Sts ee th & Hath ste. * unr" ra CES. san, = 7 bet. 2d an ate, tes. 1. & BRo., (:ron,) 13th at., nesr canal, & A. S4UNKIDER, (iTon,) cor, Pa. av. & 18th of > HMNEIDER, (raas,) 271 Pa. av. E STOKES. ddd Fellows’ Hall. 7th at. REcoR & Co.. 590 7th st., north Pa. av. + T. SMALL woop, (upholstery) 508 7th st. R. St. Clair, cor B S GENTLEMEN’S “ BELON SrRvENs’.( hats & wardrobe articles) Browns’ hotel, GREEN HOUSES AND SEED STORES. We. Hucuss,7st.Is!; Florist & Landscape Gard’r JomN Sacr, 'urseryman, Seedsman, &c.,396 7th st, GROCERY STORES. Kine & Burcueit.cor. 15th st. & Vt. av. Wot. BRYAN, 44 Markot Space, bet. 7th & 8th ets. Eowakp Hatt, 49 Market Space, Ci S. W.K. Hanpy, 229 Pa. bet. iét i. Kanxepy & Pron, #8 7 et. Dx E, Jamas Datr,(variety,)389 bet. 4th & 15th ste P. Wire & Co.. N. W. corner isth and F sts, GUNSMITHS. C. H. Muncx. 4% 6th st.. sonth Pa. ay. HAKDWARE AND CUTLERY. Camperiy & Cort Evvans & T H. Srinematz. 235 B. ‘aav.h. Willard’s & Kirk’d’s HO P: E-FURNISHING STORE! a. FRancis, 497th st., bet. D& EB. (Everythin: P +s bet. 17th and 18th sts.(do ) in Pa. ay. bet. 10th & Iith sts, uy. > J RY STORES. M. W. Gatt& Bro., 324 av. bet. Sth & 10th sta, ALO. Hoon, 333 Pa. av., bet. 8th & 1th ats. 3. Lewis, 20 Pa av., bet. i2th and 13th ets, M. Horra, wa and jewelry, 337 and 608 Fa, J. Karr, 489 Pa. av., bet. 3d & 6 ir 12th st.(Aiso Notary Publio.) ‘Tuomas C. Donn, 66 Lo het 6th & 7th sta, Joun MILLs, 487 6th 5 .G. MoRRAY, o« hand I LIME, CEMENT, &e. Ww. H. Gover jetown, Dor at. ALLIson Malton, Jx., cor. Pa. av. and 1336 at. LOCKSMITHS AND BELL HANGERS, C, Scune:pe ractica!.) 27) Pa. 8. AV. b. 3 F relies pn 13th EANCIs Lams, 297 Pa. av., near at. LUMBER YARDS. H.N.& J. W. Kasay foot D st., (steam saw Turo. Moser, Blagdon’ , foot of Lis & Brot +13) J. McCiettann.S. W corner Wante Harr & ne MARBLE Wonks. Ww. Rurueerorp, E st.. bet. 12% 13; mantles, &e. J. Rotwervorn, marh. & br. stone, 8. E& 12 Jacos VrtHMEYER. 16th at. 8. of Paav.: manties, &c. MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, J.CuanK. math’l iastrument maker, 400 Ist st. east. MILLINERY, &e. rs. H. L. Seasene Rage etary af oth ats. &: ARLES PREURS, &. BY, MUSIC STORES.’ ” Dr Cas: oor. ir i & 1th st, z, naints OILS, GLASS, a VR at., OWRLL f) NainGs. he near ‘Mancnizan, 4 Tt st botwoon D Geaeres P41 "3. 7th & F sta, + STANSBUR’ TAs G. Pian, Teh tte opp: FO, Desatoee . G. CLAYTON, 405 F at., near 7th st, Uigege Eetes cra tien erga NH PAT MAR. Fe FAWNSiokins™ ss cer 4 . 429 Pa. av,. ots, PHOTOGRAVHIC GALLERIES: icCLeRs, 96 Pa. av., bet. 9th & loth ste, 1H .. bet. PLASTER & GUANO MiLese Morgan & Ruineuart, foot of G street nerth. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. J. W. THompson & Bro., 20 Pa. av., b. 10 & I ste, Joun Resa, 496 6th s1 Pa. Dame tie yiani oe Ween Lae wren eat: anim Ha S$. W. cor, 1 . PORTRAIT PAINTERS. J. M, Staxtny. 27836 I het. 1th & 12th sts, PRINTING OF FICES—( Boek and Je! H, Potaixuor i D Bs. 121 14th at..b 1& K,and High at, @. F, ESTATE AGENTS. * . G. Kennevy, 470 H at., bet, 9th and 10th, Bo. W., Bray, 516 7th st.. 0} e Nat. Intell. office, ox & Van Hoor. 490% 7th st., above D, pRESTAURANT! ee OBANY's. our, Pa. By. 2 MOOLS, ©. H. Nontox's Voung Ladies’ vi kat. Inet, Pri. Le Mae wero ore. y F f * Rm Ire EWING Root. Sis Pa.av, RK. 5 Pa. av.. b. 10 & 11, baloony front. - Pa. ay. LL. 455 Pa, eee tear anaes OU AND CIGAR STORES. “* as ay. bet, 2d & 3d sta, ave ET-MAKING, we, uaene Hanvar. ¢j07th bet. < a eee ER. nd Pa-averbet. Heh and ath ats, Boar a oats etenenne ene MakERS” ween 10th and lith. TURNIN: |. H. 6 28 + WOOD AND COL ‘YARps. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA. A COMPOUND REMEDY. in which we bave labored to Prodace the moat eflectaal aiterau 4 mouse service to this large class of omr zens. How y this compound will do it has been apertaneaton Piany of tie worstceses tobe fund ‘Comriarnts, Excrriow and Encr- Tive Diseases, ULoxns, Pimries, Buotcues, Toons, SALT Rynvm, Scalp Heap, Sreuitis aw StpMiLitic Avr: MuncuntaL Disxags, Duorsr, Nuvmataia om Tio bovrov- Rxvx, Damitiry, Drarersia AxD Ixpicxstion, Rxvsir risa, Roux ox 8. ANTHONY'S and indeed the whole class of ly ipped inthe Multitedes can, by the aid of thia remedy, apare them- welves from the ends! of foal eruptious aud ulcerone cleanse it when you fied it '* obstructed and sluggish tn the reins; cleanse ft whenereo it afoul, and your feelings will tell you when. Even whi isorder is folt, people b tar health, pabuium of life health. Sooner or later « must go wrong, and the great machinery of Iife ie disordered or overthrown, Barssparills haa and deserves much. the reputation, of accomplishing these ends, But has been, ously deceived by preparation of drug alone has not ail t @ virtoe that Ie more because many prepas trated extracts of it, conta saparilia, or any thing else, During late yeni public have been misied by large dottles, pretendiog to give a for one dotiar. little of the virtue of Sar- ly coutain little, ff any, Sai ative propertion whatever. painft! disappointment has followed the ure of extract\cf Sarsapsrilin which food the market has become synonyi call this compound pply aremedy as ef eblequy which Fests upon und for bell ving it hi ary run of ti eases {t is futended to cure. thelr com- plete eradicatinn from the system, the remedy should be taken according to @irections on the botite. PREPARED BY DR. J.C. AYER & CO., LOW Price, $1 per Bottle; Six Bottles for $5. SZ Sold by Z. D. GILMAN, Washington; R. 8. T. CIS SELL. Georgetown, and by all Droggists everywhe ELMBOLD’=* GENUINE PREPARATION, MBOLD’S SUCHU for the Biadder. BOLD’S BUCHU for the Kidne 3 BUCHU for the G . lor Dropsy. lor Nervousness. for Loss of Memory, for Dimsess of Meee it en . is Wenk f rt Ing. ry Debdility. r Universal Lassitude + Horror of hehe ‘ o win} fon{ot REESE LLB ee Seromet eaten reeh ras cocecsccs Sses’ C cSsetccstl Re rts ee pe tee a Score eeosc ee eeaaaacacea: DPPOTs eBeekeeeeseees=e= c ri Py U for heaviness of tne Kye with Temporary Suilusion and |,oss of Sight, MBOL D'S BUGHU tor Mouility and Rest- lessnees, with Want of Attention, Horror of So- ciety. MBOLD'S BU V for Obstructions. MBOLD’S BUCHU for bxcesses arising trom Indisoretion snd ail Diseases of thé SEXUAL ORGAN, Fi in either sex, from whatever cause orig- > matter ¢ HOW LONG STANDING. T® experisnoed oft ‘he Kixdder, Kidney and invariably by the injud debilitated. It tsa fast, lor bat any disease of these organi effects the mird more than any and ail other: silowed to go on—which this medicine invariably ree moves—toon follows Loss of Power, Fatuity, and “ 10 Fits—in one of which the prtient mny ex- pire. Who can aay that these excesses sre not fre- quently followed by those d:reful diseases, Insanity and Consumption? The record of the Insane Asy u nd the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witne: In tamatic Asyia: appesrs. Tie countenance is actu quite destitute—neither mirth nor grief e it. Shoulda sound of the voice occur, it articulate. With woefu! measures, wan Despair, Low, auilen sounds, his grief beguiied.? Debility 1s most terribie, and has brought thous {ato ubiimely graves pie insted, an Drops: cious of nervous to the trothof these assertion: the most melancholy exhibi: E REMEDY, j mony in possession of ‘8 virtues and curative mense, embracing names well known i faine. ficates of cures from one month to twenty year tanding, and of tire most reliable and responsible character. ara open for in- spaction, from Governors of States, Judges, emi- nent i’hysieians, and distingni: 4 Cler, E BUCHU hot 5 TRACY’ am pre- pared directly recording to the rules of Pharmacy and Chemustry, with & je grestest rcouracy and Chemical knowledge and care devoted in its com- bination. ses Professor Dewees’ valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and most of the iats Standard Worke of Mecioine, HELMBOLD’S BUCHU 1s safe and pleasant in taste and odor, but immediate in its action. Personally appeared before me,aa Alderman of the city o. Philadeipnia, H. T. HELMBOLD. Chemist. who, being duly sworn, dues BBY, that b preparation contains srootic, Mercur; jurious Fk br Vege abie. H.T.H 5, L ole Manufacturer, Sworn and subscribed beforeme this 23d day of November, 1854, Wa. P. Higzarp, Alderman. Price $1 per bottle, or six for 35, delivered to any address. ONE THING CERTAIN, A TRIAL COST= BUT A DOLLAK-—TRYIT Ard be convinced of its oficacy, And it 18 accom- nied by reliable and responsible Certificates from Professors of Medioal Colleges, Clargymen, and others. Proparad by Hl. Te HELMBOLD, Practical ant Analytica! Chemist. 104 South Tenth st., bolow Chestout, Phileda To be had of sli Drugzists and deniers throughout the United Stater, Cr aod British Provinces, Beware of Counter Ask for HELMBOLD’S—take no other. Cures guarantied. TOTT, Drucgrat, corner of Pa av. + Washington City, aad all other Jan 25-e0ly* ee a EE By rar presi iaPdr tue UNITED = STATES. 7 eacn In pursuance of law, 1, JaMES Buca Nan, Prosi- dent of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known that public saes will be held at the undermentioned land office, in the State bs M aa Esora, at the period hereinafter designated, Oo wit: at the land office at CamBrinor. commencing on Monday, the sixteenth day of May next, for the disposal of the pubsic iands, Arretofore unofered, in the following towuships avd parts of townships, viz: North of ths base line and west of the fourth principel meridian, 40 and 41. of range 19, Townships x7, 40, aad 41, of range 21. Sections t 8. tps 34. 35, 36, Sections 2, 4, 6.'8, 10, 34, of township 32; aectu tion C' 100 53; seetions 34 and 33, of township 31; townships 35, 96, 37, 38, and 39, of ‘ange 25 Feotion 2: the E Js and the NW \ of section 4; 7 10; seotion 12; the Ft. of the 14 of section of the NE 14 of seo tron 44 of town: 8 2,4, 6,8 2, 14, 12, 29, 28 and St, of tow t 2. 3,ar 1g of section §; and 3; the W 34 of section; seotions 10, 1) aad 14; the W 4s of section 16; sections he N 4g of section % ections 24, 26, 22. 3), $2, and 34, ¢f township 34; township 35, exoe;t the W of section 31; townships 36, 37, 33,39, 40, 4', 42, an “geotione and 4; the NE 44, the N 36 of the NW jections 2 and 4; the NF. \¥, the of the 4a, and the N 4g of the SE‘ of section 6: t BY aod 14; the , WG, the NV W 3 fthe NW} a trons 2 3, of township 3¢ of sec ion t 4 of seotion 25; 4'end 2 4 6,8, 10, 12 14,18 20, 22,24 and 25: the Ne the NA ofthe SE ‘and the W345 of the SW ‘{ of section 23; the of the NW 4, and the NW‘ of th ction 30, of town ship $4; seotions | to the N 3s of seetion 11; 22. 24,20, nd 41, fa ion 2; se f see'ion rp section 52; sections Stand 35, of tow: rauge 27, Lands a township 27, © ropriated by law for the use of schools. tary and other purposes, will be excluded sales. of the above lands will be commenced pointed, and will proceed in ti di t are advertised until the who in offered and the sales thus closed cal Inet be kept open longer u and no private entry of any of the Ia mitted until after the expiration of the two week Given under my hand, at the erty of Washington. 7th = of January, Anno Domini one thousand eight hi red and fifty nine. JAMES BUCHANAN, By - Breciden A. HENDRICKS, Comunissioner of the General Land Office, NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person itled to the right of toany of the lands within the townships and fraction- 4] townships abovementioned 1s required toestablish the same to the satisfaction of the register and re- cviver of the prope! office, and make payment therefore oon as practicable aft img th: notice, and before the day ou iencoment of the pablie sal 13 rect j otherwi forfeited, THOS. 4. HEN Commmusmioner of the General Land Office, Norx.—Under the reg ash or pokure and DoW existi spepsia. e a, an 9 see and Consumption dencics, Disordered State of the Bi: B Scurvy, The Prostrating Effects of Lead oF Mercury, General Debdility, and all Discases which require a Tonicand Altevative Medicine, is ne tran ition, ‘The Proofs of co = “ = ated; and of such peow suthenti cme charscter, that sufferers its _— is be cebener bine — mai senses, Apparentiy unlike Sreintimetely related. and proceed. precisely that whi order of medics) le, the witnesses acces- and the safety and efficacy of the Syrup inson- tro’ bie. Thoxe who may wish for an opinion from disinterested a respecting the oharacter of the Syrup cannot fail to be satishod with the fol- lowing among Bumerous testimonials in the is ofthe Agepts. The signatures are those of gentie- men well known in the community, and of thi The facts are tangi From our own experisncs, ax wall ae from the testimony of others, whose intelligence and tntegrity a questionable, we have no doubt of the witnessed’ them, and their teatimony, as we do ours, to its restora! Rov. Jonx Pixroxr, Tuomas 4. Dexrex, Tuomas ip, FETs Haver, |. H. Kempac, Sawcxt Mar, Jaume 0. Doan, It fe well known that the medicinal affect of Protoxide ot a is loet by oven a very brief exposure to alr, and that ts ation of Protoxide of Iron, withont further been deemed impossible. ‘In the Peruvian desirable polnt te COMBINATION Im & WAY Peron UNKNOWN, and this solution may replace all Proto carbonatoe citrates, and tartrates of t Medica, 16 Borleton street, Boot Hy. Price for iarge y, Ts, Boston. in Washingtot Iman, Mpcoie) Axont; Nairn & Palmer, Jo! M, Smith, V. Harbaugh, H, H. Walsh, Jozeph Bury, Jo 1.3 Dr. D. B. Clarke, D. Ridgaly ; a1 by R. J. Cisseli. and J. 1. Kidwell. U THE ONLY ARTICLE NRIVALLED IN MARKEYT, WITH IMMENSE HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND, The reason why, is that by Nature’sown process it restores the natural color permanently after the hair bacomes gray upplies the natural fluuds.and thus makes it grow on bald heads, removes all dan- druff, itching and heat from the sonip, quiets and tones up the nerves, and thus cures all nervous head ache, And may be relied upon to cure ail diseases of the soap and hate: it will eas Soe keep it trom fall- tne off; makes it soft, elowsy, Acalthy and beauti ‘nl, and if used by tho young two or three times a week, it will never fail or become gray eader, read the following and judge for your: Mesers. 0. J. Woop & Co.—G: good desi abort Professor Wood's Hair BR: eray, 1 made up my ch 1, ta coma: my prejudice without my reasons forsetiing { aside are a wililng to Proof,and very day. My hair i# now Its: ataral color.and mach ‘mproved In ap Pearauce every way, being gioesier and thicker, and muck more healthy looktnj Lam, yours respectfally, Benny Jernina, Gorver of Colzmbia and Carroll Sts., Brooklyn, Livinastom, Als. Prov. Woor—Desr Str: Yonr Hair Rest: Much good fn this part of the country, My y dimintehing for severa! years, caused, 1 suppore, naslight burn when I wan quite an in t bave 14 remeaies kno neble remedy now ex: that wey to use your rea think proper. y. You can pnbitsh this if yor Yours, &c., 8. W. Mivpreron, Pi Prov. Woop—Dear Sir: Your Mteelt highly beneficial to me. TI PArtof my head almost lost lia covering—w. Thave aged but two baif pint bottlesof your Rss how the top of my Lead f* weil aindted with ap crop of young hair, and t tried other prepar [think from my own p fuduce many others to try it D. &. Tsoman, M.D., N The Restorative if put up in botties of three sizes viz: large, medium and sma'l; the small holds 34 a Pint, And retais for Zl per bottio; the medium hoide St least 2) per cent. more in proportion than the small,retails for $2 per bottle; the large holds s uart, 40 per cent, more in proporiion, and retails or $3.a bottle, . O. J, WOOD & CO., Froprietore, 312 Broadway New York, (inthegrest N. Y Wire Raz a tablishmnent,)and 114 Market street, >t. Low And gold by all good druggistsand Fancy Dealers. HASH NE’S CUREB-AL THE GREAT PAIN AN AND REMEDY FOR DYsP STOMACH AND WEAK PREPARED RY A CHEMIST, Bort: xs 12, 25 and 5) cents and one dollar, THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAB SCIENCE, RARTSHORE’S CURL-AL families in case of acoid noet, as it frequentiy cireé in |) quires to getA physician. Itonres pain in @ aliy and interns th of the weath: oi » Painin the i Neck—svery pernon upon the Nerver, Muse: ; and, by its warming cleo tromagnetic power, expels 3)! pain from the syztem Get a hottie and try it. aif you have x Cough. uso HARTS E ECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY—it is the beet Conch Syrup in the World, if bat! ars Biious, ase HARTSHORNE’S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, ‘They act upen the Liv- er, Stomach and Bowels, carzying off al! Eile and Secrotions. ‘The above netioiner to be had atall Dreg Stores in Washington pag Kidwoil & Cisesil ni George town; H. Pool & Co., Alexandria. oc N-tr rs CRKLERRATED D ~S. ROSE'S MEDICINES, OF PILapeLriia, These remodies are the result of thirty five yearn of extensive and successful practice. and are the only reliable preparations to cure the various ils that flesh is heir to. DR. J. 3. ROSE’S COUGH SYRUP.OR EX PECTORANT will radically cure Couchs, Colds. Hoarsnees, Bronohitis, and all Lung diseases. Price Poentsand i. . . OSE’S ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or Blood Purificr, for the cure of Scrafula, Old Eruptions Chronic thiseases, Ulcers,S%: Neck, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. Price § sit DR. J.c. ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, The oniy sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com Plaint. Price 50 cen's. .J.S. ROSE'S PAIN CURER, It isnota cure all: but it alone has steod the test of 35 years onring Rheumatism, Tootn and tar Aches, Cholte, Pains to the Stomaca and Bowels, Sprains, Bruises. Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back. and Spine, or any pain internally or externgliy, Piios, 12, 25, and 5e cents a bottie. Ifyou wish to get oured of any of the zbove com plaints. get fir. J. S. Kose’s genuine Medicines, which you will know when genuins by having his written signature on the cork of each bettie. Soid by Grugsists generally. N. &. Beware of those poor nostrums purport ing to be tho best in the worid. jam ty SYKUP IN Pus BEST coven RLY, The best COUGH S¥ RUP in the world is HARTSHORNE’S PECTORAL SYKUP OF Vil.D CHERRY This artiole 1s prepared by a chemist, and is pro nounced by medicai men, and those who have usec to be the best preparation for Coughs, C. Hoarseness, Sore Thr entive of that lion of di: whe hou'd use it. [tis pleasant te the taste, softens, clears nid strengthens the voree. alisyeall irritation of the throat and lunge, aud pre vents taking ould, 1L7- Bottles 25 and cents and $1. Sold by al! in Washington, Georgetewn and Alexan TRE i. GREAT 4 TRIESEMAR—Protected by Royal Letters Pat ent of England, ‘ed by the Sesls of the Boole de Pharmacie de is and the lege of Medicine, Vienna A No.2 completely eradicates sil traces of those eases that bave been hitherto treated by the nau- us And pernicious ure of cu No. 3 has entirely erou uring te the sufferer speedy the impurities and routing ovt repared i: mel, and oan Sop mm TiN SES asadmin- + Ricord, &e., in one for $9, and in $7 cases, whe here 1 gaaving of $9, To be wholesa!e and retail, of Dr. BAR ROW, 157 Prince street, New York. Im- mediat tance, Ds. Barrow will forward ‘to any part of the world, securely pack: cording to the in- structions of th de 14 3m NEw FURNITURE STORK, Ww, receivi Fall stook of FURNI- Merand HOU FURNISHING, : Ss. selling lower than any oth Washingto: | before is, Sail : Miscellaneous. By THE resi bine br THE UNITED J, Jasers Be States of America, peapee 0 the pro’ seiienol Aygerin in ute “An sot in relation to the jands sold 1n the Greensbarg, iste St. Hel strict, in ¢. spate Wiel. A izing Gnviainjance said 8p; x x of the the sale of prbtic koown tha! at G the frac ps. nooording to the approved pints resurveyed,to wit; South of the base line and west of the principal meridian. ‘Townships 1,3. and 4, and fractional townsbips 5 and 6, of racge}. ee 1,2.and 3, and fractional township 4, of range 2, ‘Vownships | and 2, of range 3. Fractiowltoweenion 1, 2, and 3, of range 4. Fractional township |, oj range 5, South of tha base lineand east of the principal cornshipe 18.3, 5.6, ed 3, of rang TT hi <A 5 Touutusn 5 Gastien Tenge 2. ri ES T hips 5, 6 and 7, and [ractional township 8, of rarce fF ractienal towosh: of range6 ‘Township 6, of ravge 8. P ractionai townships § ana 9, of range 9. ‘owas! 4,5, 6, and 7, and fractional township 8, ofrange io, i, ‘Towsthip 5, of range ll. Fractions! township 8, of range ‘Township 6, of range 13. Lands covered wd firmed private claims, Prognated by law for the use of seh: Bud other pugposes, together with the “swamp and overflowed,” granted to the State the acts of Congress approved March 2. 1849, and September2i, 1650; also, x1 those tracts for which the patents have been issued or applied for by the day appointed for t ommencement of the sale, or becn Gnally acted upon by that tim ons of the ac’ pepo August, 1842, here! es th c'o ept open longer than two weeks, sod no private entry of any of the sands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. z Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, th Hy onde po per y+ aie ga ini One thou: eight Te y-mine. : = : JAMES BUCHANAN. By the Presiden’ » A. HENDRICKS, Ti Dienianbunr al tas Guanes Suck Ofken, NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitied to the neht of pre emption to any Of the lance within the townships and trac- tional towosh: Above mentioned, is required to esiaulish the same to the satisfaction of the regist and receiver of the proper land office,and make ment therefor as oom as practicable after se thts notice, and before the day appointed for t commencement of the pubtic sale of the lands em. bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited, THOS, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner of the Generai Land Office. Notr.—Under the regulations of the department, as heretefore and now existing, no payment oan be made for advertising preciamations except to auch publishersas are sperially authorized to publish by the Commissioner of the General Land Office. ja Slaw Sw N i 21. OTICE FOR THE RESTORATION OF CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE SPATE OF MICHIGAN, The grant of innd made by the act of Congress approved June 34. 1856, tothe State of MicnioaN to id in tha construction of certain railroads there:n mentioned, having keen so fr ad, das toanthor 179 the re.ease from withd: J @ lands herein- after dsseribed, moric mathatall the vacant cffered lards wi of six miles on esch e*Grand Ri and Indiana.” the “Fiimt and Pers Marquette,” the “Detroit and Milwaukee,” the “Port Huron and Milwaukee,” and the “Amboy, Lanting. and Traverse Bay” rail- roads, situnted in the underment:oned townships, which have not been selected in virtue of said grant.or reserved for any purpose whatever, and which tere subject to private entry at ths date of withdrarea’, wil be restored to private entry onthe dsyz,ind at the places hereinafter specified.nt the or- dinsry minimum of 31 25 per acre, orat the prices to aees may havo graduated at the date of with- ‘al. : At Uie Iand office st Katamazoe, on Monday, the el.venth day of Ap’ ty VIE: South of the base line and west of the principal meridian. Townships 1,2,3,4,5, 6,7. and 8 of range 5 Atthe iard offica at Derrorr, on Monday, the eleventh doy of April next, Viz: South of the base line and west of the principal meridran. Townships 1 Townships Townehivs Townships 6, 7,8, and South of the base line and east of the principal meridian. Townchias 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6,7, 8, and 9, of range 1. North of the base line and west of the principal meridian Townshios 29, 59, 31, $2. 33.34, and 35, 05 range 2. North of the base line end cast of the principal meridian, Towrships 1. 2, 3, 4, and 5. of range 1. Tewaahion t5n05, of ranges 2. 3.4,5 6,7, 8,9. 10, andi. 1 loWnshIZS 4,5, 6,8,9,2nd 10, of ranges 12, 13, and pq Powsshins 4,5.7,%, 9, and 10, of ranges 15, 16, and At the innd offios at East Sacanaw, on Monday, the eleventh day of April mezt, viz: North of thi base tine ond east of the principal meridian 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, ard 29, 6,11, 5. 15. "6,19 and 2), of range 9, 1%, 14, 15, 19. and 29, of range 3. 8,9. 19, and 16, of range 4. 9,19, 12, 13, 14, and 16, of range 5. fh 10, 11. 12, 13, and 14, of range 4, 8,9, 10,11, 12.13 and 15, of range 7, 8.9, and 10, of ranges 6,9, 10, and it, North of the base line and west of the préncrpal meridian Townships 11, 32, 15, 14, 16, 17.12 and 19, of range? Vowslips it, 12, 18. 14. 15, 17, 18, 19, 2, 21, <8, 24, 26. 27 and 2, of range 2. At the iand officeat Ionia on Monday, the elerenrh day of April nent, viz: North of the base lt ond west of the principal meridian, Townships 1,2,3 4.8, 9 and 19, of range 1. x nips t, 2.3.5.6.2,9 and 1, of range 2. amps 3, 4,556, 28.9, 10, 11, 12,17, 18, 9.and 2, ‘J nships 1, 2,3, 4, 5,6, 9,9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19and of rani 4 Townships 1,2,3.4,5,6 8,9, 10, 11, 12,18, 19 and 20, of range 5. Townships 1,2 3, 4,5,6,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17,18,19 and of range Townrhips 4.5, 6,8, 9, 19, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18,19, and 2. of range 7. Townships 4, 5,7,8, 9, 20, 11, 12,13, 14,15 17.18, 19, and 20, of range 8. Townships 4, 5.7, 8,9, i, 11, 12,13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, and ®, of ranes 9. Township 4, 5,6, 7,8, 9 and 10, of range 10, At the land office at Tkaversz City,o2 Monday, the eleren’h day of Aprilmert vi North of the base line vad west of the rrincepal ones dian, Townsh Tewnsh 2, of 22, of range 3. Ps 21, 22, 23, 24, 25.28, 27, 28,29, 9, Stand 22, 23, 24 25, 25, 27, 28,59, 30, SI, and 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,9, and 31, hips 21, 22, 23, 24. 25, % and 27, of range 7. Zi, 22,2), 24 and 55 of range 8, 21, 32, and 23, of range 9, jer my hand, at the city of Washington, this hist day of February, A. D. 1939. “i THOS, A. HENDRICK Commissioner of the General Land Office. Notz —Uader the regulations of the department, as heretofore and now ¢Xisti:g, no payment can be made fur advertising pro*iamations except to si hers as sre spe ia!lyau*horizedto publa; ssioner of the General Land Ufice. QpteRsne COURT OF WASHINGTON Cu D C—Case of Jobn Fister, Guar epper and Bernard Geier, Guardian and othe: having reported tha: ata pubic ase made by him on 2d June inst. unde? an order in the said cau aries L. Whit: the highest bidder and became the undivited sixtna of L Washington ety, for $153.53. ai bath comp! sale. it i therefore, thi Sh tthe said sale by fimeliy e to the contrary be shown on bef Seany instant, provided a der be publiched ence'a week for » Prior to said day WM. F. Pi OCOMBE, BAVUN PONCE, Fresh, genuine, imported from Paris, LE WISSON’S. fe S-eclw ‘2 Pa.ave., bet 9th and \6th ets, EAS KESTAURAN One square North Corner CHAS. KLOT ns to two hur at the snortest notice . 220% Dining-room one bundred and furnished. Additional :ooma if req Ja 2}-eolm YEW ORLEANS SUGAR N* are shortly ti ANS, ee s a Go horshents SUGAR ooreime with pen arrels MOLASS! ER nee Gill 8 been se! District markets, and is reprecuated Ay 4 of choice quality. ee GEO ee gee Frid ‘Sth, resume ber trips between Nona Toot of King ‘wtrese Alexandra, at ine fo: owns boure: «i. and 6p. SScand Ty 3 the beat ar odious omeihws nde of two mi @s, the moorvemence of betna de faived at the draws, as wel.as tue dangera of the Long Bridee. Fare from i's. nvenue to Alexandria 18% oerte. Do. do. foot of 7th street 12% eent int = eee FROM Wastin s Dincot VE Stee or van wns * SOUTHWEST AND NOKTHWEST. Baltimere and Obie Kaiirend. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. TWO THROUGH T! AINS ARE NOW ROR PAS Xai sessy* Ih, FROM WASHING ; A FOK THE WES?, as fo let. MAIL TRAIN starts at 7.45 a. m., (Sunday e@xXcepted,) connseting cworely at Washington J ane- tion, for Camberiand and [’e,dmont. |. THE CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves Washington at 5.49 p. m.. reaching Cimoinnat: at 9.39 M. next day, and connecting direetiy with Kxprase te ay & a and the Southwest, and it. Le ce. To view the Grand Rocatein Soenery of the Rosé ip Bay light, take either the 7.458, m. or 3.40 p.m, truns from Washington. For Parkerevurs, sud al! Statworeon the North- rue Road takethe 3 ¢ . Tram. For permet: Kavroad © the eame. Throagn Tioket= and Bagcere Checks te sii @mer ters, and every oiher pose:ie feciity will be found Bpon thie routs. - AY PASSENGERS for the Mam Stem of the Bsitimoreand Oto Rei'road will leave Washiog- ton as folicwe: : For ail pnts between Washington Junction end Picdmont take the 7.45 8. m. tran. For ali Stations between Piecmontand W peel 7 ie eqnent Sante F Z Tan. FOR BALTIMORE AND TRE EAST. Leave Washington for Baitrmore * and &. m., Sud 3.40 435 p.m, Un Sunday ot 3.40, eniys Leave Baltimore at 4.39 and 8.598. m. and 3.30 end 53) p.m. On Sunday 6 45°. m. ony. The 7.45 end 4.35 trans only will stop at way ste tions and for Annapolis connect The 7 45a. m. an « trains for the weet, and tho 6. D. m. trarna for the east. For further intermation ne and Ohio Railroad Ticket . 145 and Se wreat the Batmore oe. Wanhineton. . H. PARSONS, EY Shad W. P. SMITH, no? Master of Tranportauion. Kaitumore,_ OTICE TO TRAVELERS, NEW AKRANGEMENT, With Greatiy impreved Schednte. M WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALS FROM WASHINGTON DI THE SOUTH AND SOUTUWEST, Via Potomac Stramers ond 7 gl ane vine. liner from Washington for the Soathand Southwest. Bont= leave their berths, Pasrengere an tire! By the evening rest of four bo reoms, and arr: With «| the trains Sorth and Southwest. The Great > Man is conveyed over the Toute, it berng ¢4 ules sberter aod 1) miles ‘ese railroading thau by sng ether route, making certain connections te FPrederichsourg, Nichmond, and Petersburg, Va, Weldon and Wiimingron, NC, Charleston, S C., Avgusta, Georgra, Montgormsry and Motiie, Ala, Direct to New 0 5 and all Somthern Cotter 4 Towns. Alpe, connect at KRiohmond with the Danville, te connect Southside, Virginia, Tenness ¢ Kast Teones sce Railroads Fox Tux Soeruwes? to Danviiiis, Britto Patron, Conttarcoen, Posteriiie, Semple, nohburg, Dox tient Naanvslice Grand Junction, Mon and New Orioane. For throurh tickets and further ynformation of the route, inquire st the Southern Tieket Ofhoe, No. s72 Penn. revenue, one door east of Browns’ Hotel, or on board the hosts, foot of 6th street. GEU. E. MATTINGLY, au lé iv CUmer) Ticket Acent. yew ARRANGEMENT: GREAT SOUTHWESTEKN ROUTES Via Orenge and Alexandria Ratiread. FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. VIRGIN "SENNESSEE, ee iSSiesI PPL ee OtSTAN, ARKANSAS, tnd TEXAB, Alexandra Railrosd, at Alexandria, To Richmond, Danville, Lynchburg, Bristel, Knoxville, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanoore, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction, Momphis gets ject f and New Orleans, By a cireot route, and continuous railway connee- tions to Memphis. Affording greater Azpediiion and Comfort and be:ng over 20 miirs shorter than by any other route, a ‘enm ferry boat George Hage leaves the foot of?th street at lg a. m., for nengers take the care tor R Staunton, White So'pyur anda! Jexendrim, where pat chmond, Chariottevilte, snes, Woodstock, &e, ». m. for Richmond and all ports Sowtn- cing #ur- and cloee connections to Mem nce leave the offee, ck &. rm. 7». m. JAMES A. EVANS, Agest. Washington w Ps. avenue, ate Je17-4t Usitep STATES MALL LINE, Only Regular Line, and Without Failure Sor Bight Years. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGOR, <4 Pawama Raitnean. Keguiar Satling Days, Sth § 20th of sack month, Caurion.—So y fre gitiona of variour Finds sand Omn his duty to to Californs, ria Panacea Raiiroad in New York is authorimed lo engage ‘he Companies have ony one oftice in New bork. Which is at 177 \\ est etreel, corner of Warren et. fronting he North River, st the bead of the Company's Wharf. tf Goseree ny men over the door, eis J. W. RA’ MOND, Arent, New York, ME PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM T PANY.” a One of the Stoamships of this Company, carrvine the United states Mail for ACAPULO CALIFORNIA. ard OR BG RAMA twice exch month. onthe arr: of the Unitot Siates Mai! SS. Company asteame: Which leave New Orieansand New York regeiayss On the Sth and 2th of cach menth with the male and passeng ara, 00 Bg via PANAMA HAIL Rg Ds. e have been ine 4 heee steameh proved by the Navy Department,and g and safety, The Panams Railrond (47 miles long) is now com pees: from oorarn to oeeat, and is croseed in 3 or 4 ours. The hageare of ited and ap waranty speed a asengers is checked 12 New Vork through ‘> San Francieoo, | pareengers areembarkes at P ia by steamer at the oom pary’s expense monoy paid New York covers all expenses of the trip. Reserve stoamere are kepi in port in Panama and San Franc:roo, to prevent detex.tion im case of nec: dent, so that the route is entirely reitable—no failure having Occuried in exght years. Passengers | ye Panama the same day they ar- rivest A go through by each etenmer,and take ee of women @od children Without other pro- For thronrh tiskets at the lowest rates apply at West street. New York, tot, We MSTRONG, HARRIS& Cc. L. BARTLETT. Bos- iv 26-18 011A WHISK dersigned offer for sale the above TIRE wu; 1 brand of ine R 2 Wh t on. in barrels and belt barrcine The een e Wineky knows #0 favorebiy oI yore the past rm me stendar former big ur made => C2 s" O ahioctinent’ mad hiskies 60 med ewe having a large stock of tho above, and other ne whiskies in N fe well as Phiisdelpain, Weare i. either iy direct, g PSON, Plaeotx Bree . south Front at.. Philadelphia; im New &) atrmet. or ble » by the or URCFRELL, corner Vermont avenue and ith et. ho - Our motto “OR ik ec ant Hott Profits. di id Furmiturs TORR PORTE, ES 20, eu20-1r Tth St, chon = ——— it be offered ge. Suction on arrival, y AS x fi FAA Bnorums. ssn eg Syshors an wi due notios wil! be giv OWLE & co. a Fe Ravew 0 PIANOS hove just arian ie alsa lah st bngise Wen sad vee, | Somumunion de 21-eotf Alexandyis, Ve, 1 Meg? Store of W. 6. METZEROTT.